Temple University

Warehouse Case – Stakeholder and Core Business Requirements

Example of Stakeholder for the Warehouse Case

Stake-holder Roles Responsibilities Interest Success Criteria Concerns Technical Proficiency/Work Environment Constraints
Project Sponsor NA General Manager Over sees wharehouse operation Save money and increase customer satisfaction lower number of rush orders and increase flow of items out of the warehouse Lost revenue and customer base
SME Customer Service Takes orders Satisfy customers, spend less time placing rush orders Do not want a new order system no changes to order system
SME Customer Place orders Quick order delivery no back orders
SME Plants Manufactore product Smoother operations Less rush orders interruption of productoin for rush orders
SME Warehouse Store products
SME Customer Service Rep Respond to customer request
SME Shipping team Pick list and selection in warehouse Prepares orders In the warehouse reducding in manaual paper work
SME Warehouse Personel maintain inventory in warehouse Manges inventory in the warehouse
SME Carriers Delivers product reduced loading time
Project Team PM Organize Project tasks, communications and Reporting Successful Project delivery Satified project sponsor Contract resouce with little knowledge of the organizations culture
Project Team Business Analyst Document AS and To be states Identify solution Satified project sponsor
IT DBA / Architect Order system Technology support
IT DBA / Architect Inventory System Technology support

Example of the Core Business Requirements  for the Warehouse Case

Core Requirements   Identification Template
External Agents / Actors Process / Use cases Data – Entities and Attributes Business Rules
Customer Service Rep Customer Take orders Check invintory Products and Product attributes Inventory Availablity rules
Customer   Rep Customer Service Cancel Order Inventory Can no meet agreed delivery date
Customer Service General Manager Carrier Warehouse Shipping Rush orders Master Production Schedule Distribution System Pending order with no inventory
Shipping team Creates Pick list Create Shipping papers Distribution System Inventory
Warehouse personnel Intake inventory to warehose Inventory Where to place intake
Warehouse personnel Orders Picked and loaded If items not found
Carriers Dispatching Distribution System What carrier